The Three Kingdoms at the End of Han Dynasty: an Iron Halberd Rules the World

The plot is compact, the battlefields are wonderful, the narrative style is wonderful, and it restores the heroic era of the Three Kingdoms in the battlefield. It tells the Three Kingdoms era in a different kind of story and gives people a more novel understanding of the Three Kingdoms. I really like it. This is my second time listening and reading! Like Like

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Let's not mention anything else for now, but this is really a book in the Three Kingdoms series - Diao Chan has a lot of roles as the main wife. I've been looking for it for a long time and it's really great. It's been a long time since I found a book like this, yyds. Leaving aside the official history, judging from the novels, Diao Chan is really brave, resourceful, and stunning in the world. Isn't she the right wife for YYDS? In other words, her identity is almost as good as a magic change. She is much better than the cliche Cai Yan's wife. To be honest, Cai Yan's feelings towards her are not very good. In feudal society, she can still marry so many people in her lifetime. The Xiongnu son inherits his father's inheritance (his father's little wife also inherits it...), But it is really pitiful. And to put it bluntly, her family background is only useful in the early stage. After all, she only has a name. It will cause chaos in the later stage. No, she might as well choose Diao Chan. Hey, it's really written to death. Speechless

Fine. I have also read a lot of Three Kingdoms fan fiction. Although the plot of this film is slow, it feels very real. Just not enough. The pace is indeed too slow. 200 Chapters. Just not enough. It would be perfect if we add Zhao Zilong later. It's really not enough to watch, I finished it in two days. The rating shouldn't be so low. If you want to read cool articles, this is not suitable.

Very well written! Keep up the good work! The author handles the historical details very well, has an understanding of the social situation at that time, and has an understanding of the officialdom... But the protagonist is not sensitive enough to control the scene. Is the protagonist not yet grown up or will he have this kind of character in the future? ? ? Also, I don't think it's necessary to write every battle in detail. The author is so meticulous that it takes several chapters to describe a small battlefield. I don't think it's necessary. It needs to be divided into priorities. Write more about major wars, and two chapters at most for minor wars are enough!

It is well written and it can be seen that the author knows the history of the Three Kingdoms very well. The characters are affectionate and meaningful, and it can be seen that the author wrote with great care. I also hope that the author can continue to polish the writing style and plot to write better works. [Congratulations] I still want to praise the author's meticulousness and rigor. It is much better than a mindless article, and it can also popularize a lot of science knowledge.

The teenage boy gathered a bunch of tough guys, and then he was invincible and killed everyone! The so-called "not brainless" in the introduction means just not letting the protagonist develop too smoothly, not letting the protagonist's role be too independent, not letting the rhythm progress too fast, not letting history collapse too harshly, and not letting things be too perfect... In fact, it is similar to other brainless novels about the Three Kingdoms. They reach the same goal by different routes, but each has its own unique merits. After breaking away from the usual system flow routines, the author spent more time on detours and found some balance between killing and human relations. Although some of the characters and plots are not satisfactory, the pictures are still praised~ In short, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, and the author still has certain ideas. Readers who like to chew slowly may wish to take a look and try it out for themselves.

So far, it seems that the plot is relatively tight, and it is not like the kind where a lot of details are skipped directly. Moreover, I feel that the details are handled well, and the author is very careful and adds pictures to facilitate your imagination.

Not bad, quite to my liking. Come on, author!

It's good to read. I've read the Three Kingdoms written by this author. The writing style is really good. The only uncomfortable point is that there are too many wars. To be honest, there is no need to write the non-main plot of the Three Kingdoms in too much detail. The reason why the Three Kingdoms is good-looking is the background of the times and the people. The relationship between the characters and the big plot are the highlights. When I say this, I don't want the author to change the settings, but to reduce the details of the battle. Personally, I prefer farming, exploding troops, and recruiting more followers in the Three Kingdoms. This is just my personal preference. I still give the author a thumbs up! Come on!

The logic of this book is very good, very nice, but the progress is a bit too slow. But what you wrote above is a slow progress. If you hit the later part, this book will probably rise to 90 or so. This book is not bad.

It's quite exciting. Those who like reading war novels can give it a try, and those who are not good at reading can also give it a try. The author's writing is good, but the updates are a bit slow, but the quality is definitely good. The protagonist starts from the age of 13 and continues to his 20s, step by step to the peak of power. During this period, he regains many famous generals and beauties, and rushes to the battlefield. The ending should be to unify the world, and maybe there will be an extra chapter.

After reading 53 chapters, I can't help but comment. The author is a conscientious author. The book not only has pictures to make it easier for readers to understand its weapons and mounts, etc. The plot is reasonable. It's worth reading. I'm looking forward to it. Come on, come on, come on!

It's not easy to come across a good book. After reading it, I really want to give the author a thumbs up. To be honest, it does seem very immersive. The protagonist has no system and relies entirely on time travel. However, there are still unexpected things, such as Li Ru's poisonous plan (which is really admirable). From this, we can know that the protagonist is not perfect, but it is this imperfection that makes the whole book It has flesh and blood. To be honest, I was very moved after reading it. The emotions between the famous generals and characters from the end are exciting. The author is very powerful [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] after reading it, I felt a bit like a "withdrawal reaction" [crying] [crying]

It's plain and close to reality. I can't explain it clearly. I've read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels. This one can be ranked in the top three. It's really good. It would be better if there were two more chapters a day [please update]

It's really good to watch, and I always want to say something after reading it. My own idea is that there can be more emotional aspects, some of which are just brushstrokes, more brotherly love for the general who obeys orders, and more love for myself, as well as future generations. The emotional lines are all brushed off. My own feelings are always missing some emotions. I can't empathize when I look at it. The death of my parents, the death of my wife, and the death of my brother didn't feel so painful when I watched it, and I didn't have any emotional lines towards Wu Mo. The above are my own thoughts. For me, this book is a must with a rating of nine or more.

The quality is good, but the output is not enough. There are very few time-travel Three Kingdoms plots that are so well written. Not only do the battle scenes not drag on, but the details are well described. In short, the output is low [smile]

Sweet, too sweet, the sugar content is off the charts (crazy stuffing the knife) From what I've seen so far, I first sweetened the protagonist who I grew up with and regarded as my younger brother's guardian; then I sweetened the two generals who followed me first; then I sweetened my own parents; and finally I sweetened the wife I only loved. It's so sweet, okay, I can't enjoy this kind of sweetness alone, come and share it together [crying]

I read more than a hundred chapters. I feel that the writing is very good. Maybe I haven't finished it yet or I am too naive. I have always liked Liu Bei. I feel that the Liu Bei written in the book is a bit too cunning. Although the people who can reach that point in history are definitely not simple, I still like the romance in the novel. I will read it slowly in the future. After all, it is difficult to agree with others. I understand the author. Here is my personal opinion. In the end, the book is very good and recommended.

Objectively speaking, the plot layout is ok, the rhythm is ok, and the whole text is waterless. The climax is, for some reason, really exciting for a person running 4, the opening chapter of the story and the prince's rebellion at the end. The only flaw is that there is really no need to elaborate too much on the relationship between so many women...

I have seen too many invincible bulldozers, and I want to see something different. The development of the protagonist should have more twists and surprises, but it cannot be one-sided. There must be a balance, just like playing a game. There is nothing fun after becoming invincible, but it is not good if one is abused if it is too difficult. It is best to maintain a dynamic balance between the two, so as to promote development and innovate more toys.

Tomato's best Three Kingdoms travel story so far, good book

It looks good but there are too many knives. Why should Dian Wei die for the Lord like before? Diaochan, Xu Chu and the princes who died in seizing power are all shown to me. E mo [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

It's really good, at least it's not a mindless novel. Some characters do have problems, but this is a time-travel novel, and there are some problems with the timeline. But no one is perfect, and the author's writing style is random, but it is still very good. 5-Star recommendation, this kind of novel is good.

Some details are well described, not brainless, and it is not a stud novel, which is quite good. Needless to say, the book Diao Chan is Dead has a bit of a bad taste, and it's hard to fix it, especially when it comes to women.

GoodA very good novel about the Three Kingdoms

It's really great! Written from the end of Han Dynasty, the protagonist is flesh and blood! The history is restored as much as possible, which is both informative and entertaining! This book is good! Great kindness! But the author is a little weak [laughing] and writes ten or eight chapters every day! It's fun to watch! ! !

Very good, it is a relatively good Three Kingdoms themed book. Anyway, I really like the protagonist in the north, leading the cavalry to attack foreign races. I hope there will be such a plot in the future, come on!

This book can be said to be one of the Three Kingdoms novels that best suits my taste in recent years. Whether it is the wonderful storyline, or the writing structure and unique style, it can be seen that the author's basic skills are very solid. The unique catalog, the pictures in the articles, and the vivid descriptions of the characters are all eye-catching. I hope the author can bring me more surprises and joy! [Like][Like][Like]

It is well written and beautiful to read. It is about governing the people, armament, counselors, and territorial expansion. What is good is that it is unsystematic.